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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-03-10

1000 Yards Ginghams G cents yard,
1890 q Standard Prints ots, 4"
Childrens' Wool Hose half price
/" Knit Wool Jackets 30 cts
Ladies and Childrens' Hoods % :"
Hoop Skirts 20 cents
Gents Fine Wool Hose 20 cents
Cotton and Wool Yarns, all at big discoun
Ladies Black Kid Gloves 30 cents
- Colored " /"
All Grades OF Gloves same rate
Black Cashmere. worth 90 cts for 80 cts
I" . " 80 cts for 30 cts
Paper Collars . cents box
Pearl Dress Buttons cents dozen
All Dress Buttons at half price
Ladies' Linen Collars cheap
All Laces and Ribbons at half price
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-28
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MABKEr3
GRAIN AND PRODUCE NARXETX

FEArUREs OF iEy.YDs< DEtttv3A
The wheat Saturday subsidized into the duness
often day OF tho week, AMI the two other
PRINCIPAL cereals promp to develop tine modcsy
nd though there heavy fing of In the export de-
the uness wheat dill prove detrimental 10 values
Spot higher though shpJers took only
900 bushels But at the Northwest
and expectation that tod lys visible supply stttenent
will offron 500 90 1000 900 bushels Of
wheat caused some covering by the shorts aud
prices Of options advanced fracnonaiiy. The
steady best figures. with
OF " for March at 1884, AMI ooh fer April AZ
S9o. for June AZ o. July az 9lA August at 9l aud y
centfor september at 92' cents spot corn rose cen
for options we're rn and cent higher as follows; March
dull I'M tribe better the option. en"ina at S4 for March
"a q Tor ADr 81 = Tor May ah 34 cents for June There
sales OF 500 terces Of r partly export and The OPP
ten-d BY the pork deal In Chicago Prices
showed bnaI gains OF points for March at 81 26 for
April II 80. June at 81 i3 and July at 81 90 AMI or
May at 81 IS
rho rocsIps nonr reportei on SATURDAY. AZ
York. Baltimore Philadelphia AMI Boston "A fol-
Wheat. 9l,3D5 bushels: l72,420 Jushes: o2ts
81 33 003 bushels nonr 35.63&
At Chicago Milwaukee, An st iou,> TINS arrivals
Wheat, 1852 bushels corn l2346J bushels oats
4939 bushels total grain, 1870 bushels; hour 7y03
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-28
LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

1UrPAo Feb 2I-Cdttts- Rseipts last "a hours-3,2I3
head total thus lar 3730 neat for 81 no tine
which NewYors; IA Tor sale market duh AMI I'M
IL Good u Choice Sb piping were snDped In nrss
hand.
sheep-Rece,pts twenty four were5s0O mead:
iota thus tar $500 heat TOT same TINE
last week lI2JI heai consigned tntJugh cara
OF winch New-YorK: IL sale. market hrmer
but not quOtablv higher TO Fair ~ 10 GSl j0e
Good to Choice 81 1899 W Extra - 81 Western
dull unsettled - 1888 49, season for cadA
dian lambs ali offerings taken. ~ - 49,
last twenty our hours-6oo4 head totA
week l6 head: time last week 100
head through 81 Of which ID To NcwfOrk
IL ears sale. prices advanced 5OlOc Light Pigs
$50 ~ 25 Mixed Pigs aud Light WORKERS 80 500
Weights 20 95. Mixed Heavy ends 81 80
50 all offerings taken. -,
CHICAGO. Fel 2j- Droesr~ J0urnat reports-Cdtus-
Recelpts-U0O neat ShlDnents-2OO heal harse. Was
ana Feeders j0as5 OO Cows Bulls ami Mixed
81 unD =, buk at ~ SoGs3 70
Hogs-iseceIpts S.OuJ heal shDmelts oODOi Market
atyo J0Ic ,Igrr rough and Mixed - 30 a 50 80 PACK
AMI shipping 50 45GsS 10; Light 81 oO~so ~
SkiDa ~ "0d = % 49, -
s.esD-fteceipts 1000 head snIpments 200 head;
market s.eady. IS 5ODS4 Western 10 Doe
"a ~. texans 50 75asl IS Lambs 81 504S5 %
IT LOUIS, Feb. 20.--CdTLe- kreiDts 400 head Ship
ments 49, head the marSet steaty Choice Heavy
Native steers II 30GI 30 Good shIDp.hs steers
- 1904 - Butchers steers Far 10 Choice - SU9
D. TO good 81 3UUs3 TO- otOckers tar
good. ~ ZUG3 10 Texans. common To choice ri 500
81
Hoos-Kecelpts 100 head shipments ...... head;
the mar steady heavy light grsdea
Choice eavv ana Butchers Selections 80 601S5 I5 PACK
mg lar good rs 4Oa - 5 Workers. Netlum To Prima
~ Is q 50 conmOn 10 gooL - 1889 90
was s,rons. Common FAIR ~ 1908 80 MeiiuD
La rs :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-28
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL. Feb. 20 -l2:3o p Motion steady with
fair demand. Mddng ,LiIds s ISL; TO- or.eans et1
sae-S Bales including 1000 bales Tor specuati aad
export eceps-l7OOO Oaes Including ll3oO bales Amer
lean.
Futures quiet but steady. Uplans Low Md Hing olanss
February delivery Hold; do February and March deuv
ery lJ.olL also 5 do. March AMI April delivery
l24d; do April and May delivery l264d do MAY ana
June elivery l4o4 do June ami July delivery iootd
also IU.6id; July August delivery lI.oAd; 10
August anu soptemberdclvery lo6td also if-o4li DO
Septemb Der ami o. toJer delivery, l46id .u.. -,
m-Cotton-rhe sales Of the day included "zoo oAies
American ,x, - ,,,,,,,,.
clause February delivery l6i buyers do February ana
March delivery lO-oid sellers do March ad APth ac
livery lU.U4d sellers. DO April aud NAY delivery A
dat uuyers do May aud June delivery, Iooad sellers
DO. June and July delivery lJo4d sellers do Suy sna
August elIvery lb-64d buyers; do August anu Sep.
delivery Sid buyers do september anu oo'"H
UASvrsToS Feu 2t.-Cottou firm Middling, { lo.io
Low Midilng So, Good ordinary, sle ne. ana Ssoss
ceptS ~ uales saes 1896 bales stock ofo. oAe1
SAVANNAH Feb 26-Cotton steady Mtidllng 10 LS u
Midnx 1916 Good Ordinary = 7.lo net receipts sse
nalrs gross 1883 exports Coastwse % bales 's@
$50 bales. stock. 7O.4il bales ,.,s,n~ a.. I'm
wORLKASs Feo 2a-t 1tton qae@ nss an sro.s rs
cepts BALES exports 10 Great nr't I5s .ss We
4 uuO bales STOCK 34l, TO uaiea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-28
MINING STOCKS.

The market for mining stocks last week was more ac
five and the sales at Stock and Petroleum
Exchange r the week (hve da ~ amounted To 243s-a
shares ngainSt l5s,ij8 shares FOR the preceding IuI
week The bulk OF the transactions, however was made
up In dealings In the fanoies. Middle Gar
cont ributcd 5000 shares, and us price rose
from SO cents To S0G76 cents sutro Tunnel. win
sales OF - 900 shares ranged between IL aud
20 cents Holyoke contributed 1900 shares, ana ts
ice ranged from 10 III cents. FL Cristo was unusually
active the weeks transactions covering 10000 shares
M s price rose from ~ 80 10 81 The Comstocks ruled
weak California and Vlrgina declined irom go % 10
SI7 37i2 Best and Becher declined from $40 l29 TO
~ 30 Mexican was of 62i2 cents at 10 20 Sierra
Nevada decnrd from ~ 80 to 81 40 Yellow Jacket was
~ 22ia lower at ~ 10 and Union Consolidated declined
from 81 > 10 - TO- The dorado stocks were generally
nuiet and icattreess At the stock Exchange Phnnix
and Security N. and NJ. were the leading features
among the mining stocks The sales OF fh~hX
aggregate Il 900 share. and its price ranged between
- and 50 s7i9 closing ut $6 l22 Security sold ut
So ~ y eS7 o7l9aS6 So
The following Saturdays sales Of mining stocks at
IN. 90 soliuate d stock and Petroleum ExchangeI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-28
rrRopEAy PRODUCE MARKETS

LIVERPOOL Feb. 26-Provsons- Bacon. Cumberland Cut
37s6 Long Clear du,des 37s d.; short Clear Mddies
37 lilos 3bs 81 shoulders 2Ss O per owL Beef
s6s Cd India Mess Prime Mess, 6,s IL Porx-
Prnie Mess, o2s Od. per bD.. Prime Ness Eastern
bbsU, Western 6ls o. Lsr-Amerlca oos Prime West
err. 36s. 3Li OIL o2s 0i. Hams Long Cut, $os
Shoulders, So on BItor-Jjs Oh cst tor hnest nod
states. Cheese American Choice. 6is OIL Wheat-itod
Western Spring. Is 4L97s 3D.; kei Winter, - st
surlpy Is Sd: Western, Is al. California No
l. ia I'd yd No = IS oi 96. 81 GENITAL. Pro
duoe-spnt= Turlenlne 29s OIL; do az London 2os VI
per cwl. Petroleum Id per gallon. Clover seed
American ne,. 49s. per cwL Taliow-25 Cd per cSt
Fine American, PAS. OIL. Prime ClIy 23s 6d. per cwk
itosin-Common So ga, Pale Is Cd 9Js OF Llnseed on
2Us Oil per ProvisonsA nerican Refrigerated Beec
hnt quarters .d tore quarters 3 per 10. Hops al Lon
don-New state AZ l5s Od xS Us. Cd Cottonseed
oil l.. verpool make. lSs. Sd
The receipts for the three days were
49,. w ceutals ,,.o.
The receipts past three days were $4,000
Centals al Ameflcah
IuNpoN Feu. -Produce-Linseei OIL, Ell o. 3D. a FL
per Calcutta Llnseod, 4Js6d per quarters Lin
cake, s6 lis bi per ton; Refined Petroleum oNt
a53.d per gallon spirits OF furpcntlne 2Is, 10 r per
cwLi Pale. Is. Oh Oils Cd Provsons-lard 52s u per
cw for American Sugar-l2s 6d pee cwt ter CuOa Cea-
triuga poozing y6o ant lis Od lis 6 for Museovads
fair rennng atOaL Australian Talow-Beef 2ts zos
i'd; Mutton 21s. I'll G30s d. Cocoinut Oll-Ceyon, xD
81 Cochin 1877 American Ref geratei Beef S. u Toe
hind quarters 2 A. for fore quarters per SD ny ths
80
ANTWERP Feb. 26.-Petroleum-Fine Pale American, Is
paid aud 10 francs 81 centnes seefa
Wicoxs Lard closed at - faucs2J cent nes per iOJ ks
BREMEN, Feb. 26-Petroleun. d MARKS pfennlnZs
Wilcox sLard closed 80 marks % pfennngs per iio
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-28
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO Feb 26 spectoThere Is hardly anybody left in
the provision pit who believes that this An Armour pork
deal fortnight ago opinion all one way and IL was
unanimous nobody OF the yellow wagons"
possibly pork mp from 81 TO s4 Now with Moy
PORK above SIG there very indeed who believe the
corner oDe Arnour and Jones stalkn about
crowd muttering about ArmOurs uDhoy ptc
tees they really the crowd believe that their In
The admirers the former OF uese
oera Tor long time lolng up their hands and
ting Ream not that kind OF fellow. but
this any The squeeze Ream and Joness
nd aud the shorts must at tn M.
When tudahy and the other members OF little syn cAtS
600 bushels OF heat at under 7S cents yesterday
thev planned their sale IN this III the 'fucinna
clique doesn't cornerinE May wheat the pree wiz
because OF their fai urr good deal lower than o
effort never been made Now how cln May wheat Dc
success uy corneredi The rule makes winter wheat de.
contracts and $4,000 bushels OF winter wheat
can be got at - LOUIS Tor less price even aitnong no
bushels wheat Milwaukee and i0o00ob0 bushels as
Duluth ami 100000 bushels at NJ nne5polis. All :hs
this market Now. N there Is corner
here every bushe wheat the country winter as well a.
sng be brought here II mere question OF freight
Tht wasn't the the DAYS when Armour and Handy
Mceoch and George G. walker AMI NJ NJ taroa"ks TAN
their al deals here"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-28
JOHN MDoUGALL CONES BACK All RIGHE

JOHN hDOTGALL COMES "a On AM hInHI.
John McDougall, of IIornollsve, \. l.. ca mo To
this city Friday aud engaged rooms at the Ross
Hotel IN Broadway Forty recond St, where
his son, Avery McDougall. and his business partner
Andrew j. Avery, already had their he4' quarters.
Mr. McDongall and MIR Avery went down town on
business on Friday morning and took SIKH ave elc
vatrd train up again about 1870 p. IN. At the Twenty
thrdst. station Mr. McDougall parted with Mr.
Avery. saying that h. gong TO tho Filth Avehie
Hotel to call Smith W. W eed His friends heard
nothing further from him that dny the day follow
ing and late Saturday night they reported the case TO
Police Icadaunrtrs md nsked To have u looked into
Last night the TN s-iug man turned mp at ,he Ross
moe Hotel. explaining that he had been detained on
matter. OF private business. Mr. McbougaI i, me
owner of tho lornellsville Gas Works am IA about
ty four year- old lie has been active Democratic
politician for many years and If sad to be an intimate
friend OF Governor Hillr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-28

DETROIT. Feb 2o.-wheat-No. White cash 81 "a
ca., Michigan Rel ~ H.. No Red cssn 81 80 asEeds
March 81 20 bid May si%c.; Corn 80 sc bid oss.
No p 81 ac. No White 33c asked Clover 800
,n.h corn 400 bush. oats $500 bush
TOLEDO Feb. 26.-weeat steady y,, Cash a. ssc: Av
Oats Clover seed dull steady Tasn = ~
sn. osts i 600 bush Clover Seed 10 osxH Snip-
,"nnI. Wheat $1,000 Uush. Corn 2e.o0o ousn oa~
hn.h Cloyerseed 645 baKa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-28
SERVICES AT ST. STEPHENS CHURCH,

In the pews Of St. Stephens Roman Catholic CHURCH
yesterday circulars announcing the pew rents for the
year scattered These rents. 1t was said, were re-
duced nearly onehal from the former rates Those In
'front.' opposite altar the most desirable pews In the
church, will rent at 500 year. while those further
back and To the free seats are placed at 10 me
services yesterday well attended. Most OF Dr
McGlynns warmest supporters including the members
of the Church COMMITTEES, returned TO their old
seats and nearly all OF them contrib ute TO the col
ectors Yesterdays collections were said TO be inc
largest that have since Dr. McGynn left the
church. The committee still holds Its meeting and the
petition in behalf OF Dr. Mcynn ia being widely circ
lated. A hundred thousand names will soon be Oh
tanned the committee and It viii be sent TO Rome
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-28
THE SUND1Y TRIBUNE.

G. w. S. wrote In THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE of
yesterday about the presentation Of Americans
at the British court General Dadeau told Of Grant
and the Third Term; the Washington letter was
about Public Mems Vacations Mrs Campbell dis
clssed Domestic Service and It's Problems: Herr
Anton Scidl contributed his "reminiscences of
Wagners Traits and Work there were also letters
from Chicago and San Francisco, an illustrated
article about the yachts that Will be in the
race Chances at Men and Things. RELIGIOUS In
tell -ence, Current Anecdotes. Chips on the Cur
rent, Stories About People. The Theatres; The
Bishops story about cOnscience-stricllcn ghos
Love in Fog Some Busy Americans social and
military notes of the week, reviews Of half II
dozen volumes OF memoirs. and numerous other
features Of interest. These were the principal
news topics:
FonErGx.-Earthquake shocks again felt in a
norton of tho Riviera. GO l-iechng between
Russia and China. - Prepar ,lons in Poland
for war - War credits voted in Austria. -
French and Prussian budgets adopted. -= Can
adam horses for British cavalry.
CoNGRE>s.-Boih branches IN session. - Sen
q spirited debate the Agricultural Appropriation
blli passed. - House: Debate on and passage
of the Nava bill; wrangle IN night session over
DoMrsTIC.-Sx boys killed by a train Oh
the Lehigh Valley Railroad near Eason.,, -
Supposed murder IN cedar swamp near Hanson,
general throughout the country east OF the MIsss-
sippi. - Mrs. Dru>e declared sane by commit
tee appointed by. Governor Hill. - JUDGE
barnard declined to grant O'Ncil STAY
of proceedings. - Earthquake shock icIt
In south Carolina. - Collector Ian
casters suit against Congressman Glover 80
Two Long Island fishermen were rcscuer IN the
Sound. - Resolutions OF Universal Peace Union
were sent to Congress- protesting against warlike
armaments.
CITY AND SUBURBAN.-Grcat discomfort eau 'ed
by snow ram and sush. - President Coleman,
OF the FAX Department, testified before the senate
Committee on Taxation. Lilo brooklyn lives
tIgatIng Commit ee organized - The Seawan
haKa Yacht Club decided 10 have a clubhouse IN
town. - investigation of the District Clvi
courts - General Butler dIslocatcd ms shoulder.
- Part of a statue of Genera Meade cast. --
Russell Sage sued by woman. - William t..
English arrested. - obaccO- workers denounced
Mr. Gibbs. - Coil value OF the legal tender SIT
yer dollar Al2l2 Rrains) 46 7-1Gd. per ounce
1871 cents. - stocks dull and lower, closing
steady.
Copies may still be had at the Office or by mail
Price 3 cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-28
IL Death Painless 2

philadelphia DOCTOR alter years OF careful ooservation
says deniise IS as paness as our aa,eIt W ss
th 40 great inducements still 10 not court death ard
sn.ii Continue to use Peiees .nfaoio remedy tbs
".oden Medical Discovery for consumption splting 81
BLOOD Of broatn. weak lungs cousins bronohs
ami kindred affections the throat aud chest IL 10 up
eouaed BY drugglsts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-28

COURT or ORR AND TERaysn Barrett Judge ana
District ATTORNEY Martin e.-No. !.
COURT GENERAL sEssIoSs-PART 0I.-Dofore Recorder
Sny th and Assistant District Attorney Purly-Nos
l. II Pieadngs-Nos g. o. 10 H. IL H. IA. 10. IT, H.
10 10. 20. 81 ,,
COURT GENERAL SRssIoys-PARr II.-Beiore Judge
Cowing and Assistant District Attorney Ftzsersd.
Ia g. T. g. o. TO- II. H. 49, IA Is 10 r. u ~ ~
81 o. 23Peadngs-NOs a. 25 Is ~. 2S, 20, 80 81 o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-28
ryD OF THE SJEERAGE RATE WAR

The schedules OF the revised rates OF the English
steamship lines which into effect to-day have been sent
cut and show advance OF about thirty per cent both
and rates This the end
that begun about four months when the
passage tickets reduced 10 Slj The basis vi The
rates 81 from Liverpool. London Glasgow. Belfast
Queenstown Bremen. Hamburg, Antwerp. Rotterdam,
Havrc, and Scandinavian ports
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-28

YS not Be light Su As .'s on
tempted but His strength is sufficient in weakness
The spt OF God Is with US when we are tired we s
with the fullest feeling and communion int our deep
THE LAST SERVICE IN AN OLD CHURCH.
The last Sunday morning service was held In the Mdde
Dutch Church yesterday. deveret Nv the
Rev Talbot w. Chambers, from the text lit Flushed
After the communion administered, Dr. Chambers
spoke Of the building one Of the first erected 6y Inc
q n he tho Sc os
OF this and the last ana
sSw be be sssocsd as they
issy sSaH ~
think how sOoiy And wS, 'onna this has church, Ss1n
as ess%
ha. have sssn Sas nesn
seen in the lives Of many occupied these pews
d n% + ST iSG na they
learn OF the removal will not look at ma.
ter Sn T III
place the work that has been done here wiz he con.i2
ae not GSTs sH T Of . Work S viii
ia duty under the providence OF that dod VINO" we
dSs ali ,Sns. and Sseve
sr as ali ss To G glory OF
and true interests OF His kingdom"
SERMONS THAT MR. BEEOHER NEVER PREA CHED.
collection was taken in Plymouth Church yesterday
for the American Board Of rOreign Missions In an
nouncng entertainment to be given next week In aid
library for the Western Branch OF the Soldiers
Home at LeavcnwOrth. Kan Mr. Beccher said that tho
Government furnished 10 the inmates OF the home every
thing except reading. He hoped tho members or the
congregation would sort out the lighter class "f reading
I'm their houses novels, histories, charts Biographies
etc. and send them to Plymouth Church, no would add
twenty five from his library and that they were
all Forwarded without expense to Leavcnworth for the
old soldiers.
In the Mr. Beecher said: "The contamination
OF Christian Experience is souluniOn with Christ which
multitdes reach Christians largely are what the
early Pilgrims this continent They are on the
fringe Of the continent and the vast possibilities OF the
future before them. We know almost nothing about
the soul now. But when the mind l. enfranchsed anu
the Imagination is ilumined with faith. what are the
possbiniiesi There revelations In mems lives which
open far ranges OF belief We do have them repeated
for do not live ehonld On Mt Washington, far
the tumult OF the world once had vision OF
reconciliation OF difficulties solution OF pHzlny proo
lens that has been q comfort To since. when
lie in bed sunday mornings there often shapes Itself
before my mind sermon exquisite, so revelaory so
profound and sublime that say will preach that But
when wake the world aud business IL fades away;
and when take pencil and try to trace H. there Is
nothing there The best sermons ever had IN my lie
those didn't preach. ,,.
"Sin isn't trouble 10 for the most part Tor our ITO
is low that don't deem serious The things thar
touch the highest elements In lfethe very genius OF
humanity-we insensble to- II the body aches, we
seek remedies while the soul Is full OF sickness. we
have anxiety and seek no cure nt there is remedy
IL We come into soul communion with Christ"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-28

The earlier buoyancv rrule tstmuatcd q good move
ment III the refined market and prices put mp ecu.
here and cent per gallon at Phtde Una and Bhuino,'
making tho cloDg price cents at all ports III spite oil 'o
later recession In certificates.
Among the changes March VIII DO the partnership 81
w. g. bOung and A. stephen under the nrin name Oh
Young Stephenson nj No IL Wall both brokers' Dcius
favor ably known and eI experienced IN the oil trade.
OIL CITY. Penn, Fo, 2G.-CrIld III National Transit
Certificates openod at u ,ni ci,et at 6l highest price,
3d.; lowest, Glib sales. Il3.O01 barrels. charters.
27,6ls barrels; coarances. 2i2sOO0 barrels shpmehs
C7,OCi barrels. runs. 81 barrels.
PIrTsBuRg Feb 2J-Pctrouu irregular aud fairly active
National Transit Certificates opene At 6l anL closet AZ
Gl7s highest price. o2A lowest, 6i .
TiTUsyILLg Penn Feb educational Transit Certificates
opened lat Ola and oosei ella highest psca 62s low
est price,6lb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-28
Runs. Deliveries. Excess dovs Charters
Total bbs. ,4O3JiJ 1868 OOt 20l.OpO iV5o-
A a. IrrIa aX DNADD LA.NOl lU.AO2 3IOl

Outside OF the wells the important Influence 81
tho favorable report by committee 10 the
of the Harrisburg Legislature 81 tbs Billings
lev bill WITH amendments Chef o these Ii which eN
the 10 cent rate Ia all the OIL above ground IS
applied stock NJ old OIL familiar WIN the tfao
knows ta the iii cont mpatcs an impairment OF cOtfl,
how court could fan 4" pronounce the
the unconstitutional If u went tioug all the law
making Litigation nnd CONFUSION IN the trade won
bred H. AMI because II by The largest
elias. there II hope OF the bls defeat no
part the runcri OF the oil Industry has
a In that event Of from voluntary re-
dciion ~ the ppe ncs but probably not 10 the hgro'
naed ia the Bilingsoy bill
day last week exceeded Its prele
cessor drals in crude certificates at thc
Exchange by nearly 3OOOOuO barrels But thr OF
rccOrie usdctiOnr occurred Thurrlay when eio
RAPID decline Oi cents prices Tho MARKET as
whole sting. Tho signs Of rally noted Al th
end of out IN the early operations a
fair degree Of activity values from Vi cents W o
cents But with the determination Of the shorts c bso
oil ousde interest apparent aud prices rushed DcA
able quiet followed the excitement Of Thursday and uh
trOc1 by batch NJ bearS advces rom The petroleum TeF
Tie marker actually rallied again To 2'edbl cents o
speculative position Ia particularly battling one WIN Uah'
arcnt bears who look Tor % accent oil De orc W.,
summer sets H. aud just pronounced bulls who c0nsh
% cent oil low Lima Lima Western Europe or
no war One thing apparent-hat there chrts
OF depression tat must be before the public can We
Induced 10 take active part specua me most ou
Nos are The Duidcnsome storage charges AID the wiScu
and unrest aimed mining producers III now
districts TIE market clucd duh inclined To sag but w
view OF inc Dig gnshers reported from ONO. surprisingly
steady
Transit certificates the Consolidated AMI Petroleum
last iFcev Ks. warn .DlD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-28
A Poor, Weak sister,

who sufering from peculiar to her sex dedins
L. 40 10 a physcan but knowing sue needs ncy
III find 10 Dr. ricrces "Fayore Piescripuon
fion which will her ami new NE tnIons. ~.
ali her organs TO thelr na.!t sn Sss ~
tlon result VI years OF stuuy -" tSsa
thoroughly scientiho phys.eian. wno "a "@"o 49,
troubics ! speciality. nal Of All drussiSsss
TO break up colds and fssers uss early Dc P,sssss
tvset q smart Weo6 49,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-28

THE CITY OF RICHMOND HASA ROUGH PASSAG az
weather encountered by tho Inman steamship
City Richmond which arrived yesterday from Liverpool
during days OF her voyage Last Thursday north.
with h al caused her 10 diminish speed
her Large qnPnutes OF water
rolled heavily On account OF tho igh wiDs
seerage passengers not landed They
W be OF this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-28
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE.

cu.RLg.roy Feb 26.-rurpentine quiet at 80 &c.
SavaSyAu Fee. 20 -ruIp.ntino steady It 30c.
WuMINoIoN FeD 26.-rurpentIne steady ~ 80 Sc